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Calculator Community => TI Calculators => Axe => Topic started by: Derf321 on April 04, 2013, 12:42:20 pm
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Is there a command or easy method to simply "change" the pixels in a line, rather than making the whole line off/on? I want to be able to draw and erase a line that goes through a static line.
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There is! In the last update of Axe (1.2.1), I added the ability to draw lines, rectangles, and circles as white by preceding the command with a W, or in your case as inverted by preceding the command with an I.
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Oh wow, that's awesome! Is there any way to get 1.2.1 working on Wabbit? I use Wabbit as my primary source to test as I code. (or any other good emulators you know of?)
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For some reason, it seems that at some point in wabbitemu's version history, it developed the habit of forcibly injecting the alternative/third-party boot code called bootfree into ROM files you used. The issue with bootfree is that flash unlocks designed for the real boot code do not work with it. I would suggest making sure you have the lastest version of wabbitemu, going to the Help menu, and re-running the setup wizard to re-copy the ROM from your calculator. If you remember where you saved the appvar(s) from your original dump, you can just skip through the actual ROM copying until you get to the appvar selection point and re-use the old files.
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What is a non-bootfree version of Wabbit I could use to make the "old" files again? I lost my old appvars
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Just download the latest version of Wabbit and re dump your appvars it reallly takes one minute. ;)
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Just download the latest version of Wabbit and re dump your appvars
I just tried to no avail. I downloaded the newest version of Wabbit, Help>Re-run setup, copy ROM from a real calculator, made a new ROM from my physical calculator and used its appvars, and put Axe 1.2.1 on. It crashes after hitting enter to compile. Am I doing it right? I do not have my old appvars.
Does anyone have appvars that will work? Runer possibly?
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Are you sure you're actually using the new ROM? It seems that actually running the setup wizard doesn't necessarily make the new ROM the default ROM.
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-insert godly advice-
Hey, you were right, it worked! Guess it was trying to use my old ROM for whatever reason. I changed the default rom under the options, works like a charm! Thank you!